Comprehensive HIV Protease Assay Protocol
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Other organizations : University of California, San Francisco, QB3, Gladstone Institutes, University of Utah, Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute, University of Pennsylvania, Salk Institute for Biological Studies, The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, University of California, Berkeley, University College Dublin
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Variable analysis
- Affinity tagging and purification of protein samples
- Expression of MBP-tagged PR in BL21 (Gold) DE3 cells
- Transfection of HeLa P4.R5 cells with short interfering RNAs
- Analysis of protein samples on a Thermo Scientific LTQ Orbitrap XL mass spectrometer
- Measurement of evolutionary rates for each group of genes using synonymous and non-synonymous rates of evolution
- In vitro protease activity of purified MBP-tagged PR
- Infection levels of HeLa P4.R5 cells with pNL4-3 or a pNL4-3-derived VSV-G-pseudotyped reporter virus
- Presence of 100 μM Saquinavir during expression of MBP-tagged PR
- Purified eIF3 obtained from J. Cate (University of California, Berkeley)
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